October 15, 1972

Oakland defeats Cincinnati, 3-2, in first game

NY Times survey finds air travelers are charged at least 10% more for almost every commodity that they purchase at most of nation's major jetports; finds prices at airports in 12 cities not drastically higher than prevailing rates in surrounding communities, but that they were significantly higher at most-usually reflecting 10% to 30% comm that most airport operators exact from concessionaires but sometimes exceeding it; holds passengers can sometimes avoid inflated prices by seeking out lower priced establishments used only by airport employes, or can save money by purchasing goods off airport premises; examples cited; price discrepancies at Miami Internatl Airport, Kennedy Internatl Airport, Love Field (Dallas) and Hartsfield Internatl Airport (Atlanta) discussed; travelers shopping for souvenirs at O'Hare Internatl Airport and posters ad prices of gasoline at Kennedy and food at O'Hare illus

WASHINGTON — No more than a dozen men here and in Hanoi know how far they may be from a deal to end the war in Vietnam — if, indeed, the negotiators and their superiors now know. After one of the more dramatic weeks of both diplomatic and political maneuver, the rest of us can only venture some educated guesses from the snippets of comment and evidence.

coal indus 'comeback' bid is seen hidered by new pollution regulations, UMW problems and Fed mine safety rules; new indus trends include shift from deep-mining to safer, more productive strip mining, geographical movement toward undeveloped coal beds of West and public uproar over air pollution and destruction of land; Natl Coal Assn pres C E Bagge says coal represents 88% of US total known fuel reserves; maps, illus

For the second time in three years, a disqualification turned champagne into vinegar for a great 2‐year‐old in the $146,500 Champagne Stakes at Belmont Park yesterday.